Edward Ardizzone’s Illustrations

An exhibition of the illustrations of Edward Ardizzone, including many never exhibited before. Edward Ardizzone RA (1900-79) was one of relatively few British artists who defined the field of illustration for their generation. Although his work as an artist and illustrator was wide-ranging, it is for his children's books that he is best known. This...

Rejuvenated Junk

Come and celebrate Summer at the Heath Robinson Museum with our vibrant, colourful and fun new exhibition for all the family. From hats made from tin cans, bags made from ring-pulls and a cheese platter made from a flattened bottle, to woven rolled newspaper baskets and boxes, scoops made from food cans and ear-rings from...

Visualising “The Water-Babies”

New Special Exhibition features illustrations from the Reverend Charles Kingsley’s classic novel “The Water-Babies”. For our Autumn 2017 Special Exhibition, we focus on illustrations created for the classic Victorian novel “The Water-Babies”.  Written by the Reverend Charles Kingsley for his son, this extraordinary fable – sub-titled “A Fairy Tale for a Land Baby” – first...

Heath Robinson’s World of Advertising

See Heath Robinson's drawings for well-known and not-so-well-known brands. With his trademark depiction of convoluted but highly ‘outcome-focused’ contraptions, William Heath Robinson – renowned artist, illustrator and humourist – was also a consummate ‘ad man’. In the early 20th century, he was one of the pioneering artists who rewrote the rules on how we communicate...

Neo-Romantic Book Illustration in Britain 1943 – 1955

Neo-Romanticism was an art movement that drew inspiration partly from the landscapes of Samuel Palmer and the illustrations of William Blake, but also from more recent art movements such as cubism. It focused on the emotional content of the work, prioritising content over form. Our exhibition is about the Neo-Romantic Period in illustration, which came...

A Curious Turn: Moving, Mechanical Sculpture

A Crafts Council Touring Exhibition A Curious Turn is an exhibition of automata. Automata are sculptures which are brought magically to life through a sequence of cogs, cams, cranks and levers. For centuries they have delighted and bewitched people. A Curious Turn features automata from the leading makers of the last 40 years, ranging from...

Mini Engineers’ Workshop

The Heath Robinson Museum 50 W End Ln, Pinner

Make your own moving Meccano model, with support from the West London Meccano Society; for ages 8-14

£25

Post-exams Chillout Art Sessions

The Heath Robinson Museum 50 W End Ln, Pinner

Come along and wind down with these relaxing post-exam chillout art sessions.

£10

Peter Pan and Other Lost Children

The exhibition will feature two very talented Edwardian female illustrators whose work has been largely forgotten. Alice Bolingbroke Woodward was the first illustrator of the story of Peter Pan. She illustrated many books for Blackie & Sons and for George Bell between 1895 and the 1930s including a new edition of Alice in Wonderland. The...

Peter Pan Family Fun Day

The Heath Robinson Museum 50 W End Ln, Pinner

Unfortunately, we have had to cancel this event. If you have booked, you will receive a refund.

£5
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